Objects
Physical items that carry narrative significance, from personal possessions to symbolic artifacts that shape the story.
Freestanding, movable packing cases used as tactical cover during the ambush and firefight, distinct from fixed structures like the Radio Shack.
Abstract geological formations—natural duralinium veins embedded in the planet’s crust—whose existence is confirmed by IMC surveys but never physically accessed. Serves as the unseen prize …
The Doctor's TARDIS console, characterized by exposed wiring, haphazard repairs, and a neglected state. The console is central to the TARDIS's operation and is frequently …
Fixed household curtains in Farrel Senior's living room, specifically noted as the hiding spot for the Auton doll prototype. Distinct from Mrs. Farrel's outerwear.
Household storage unit where the Auton doll was concealed after its movement, masking its Auton nature and the Nestene conspiracy's domestic reach.
A desk drawer in Farrel's factory office, containing business records. Farrel fails to locate Colonel Masters' customer card here, weakening his credibility before McDermott.
Filer draws this pistol in the Light Acceleration Laboratory to halt the Doctor and Master's departure. The Doctor fires a low-voltage laser shot that strikes …
Bert stands behind the Cloven Hoof bar counter and offers this food—a simple bite to eat—to the Doctor, Sergeant Benton, Jo Grant, and Captain Yates …
Temporary energy barrier created by the Doctor to block the Master's TARDIS during a high-stakes confrontation in The Claws of Axos (Part 4). Unlike the …
A reading prop used by Fu Peng to establish his initial dismissiveness toward the Doctor and Brigadier, anchoring the cold formality of the diplomatic setting. …
A set of confidential papers stolen from General Cheng Teik’s suite at the World Peace Conference, used by Captain Chin Lee to accuse UNIT of …
The authentic, official identity documents of the Adjudicator, stolen by the Master and hidden in his TARDIS. These papers are used by the Doctor to …
Fresh lubricant coating the casing of the unstable booby-trap bomb, serving a dual narrative function: (1) as a visual cue of the bomb’s recent unpacking …
The Doctor presses this device on the console inside the Guardian's chamber, expecting it to trigger the Doomsday Weapon's self-destruct sequence. The Guardian shakes his …
Two columns flank the wall section concealing doors to the Guardian's throne room. They flash steadily, lights pulsing across metallic surfaces, signaling the reactor-like device's …
Advanced technological mechanisms filling the Guardian's high-tech chamber deep within the Primitive corridors. This reactor-like machinery powers the Primitives' operations and enables the Guardian's judgments, …
A critical interface within the Guardian's chamber, this panel (also referred to as the 'Doomsday Weapon Self-Destruct Console') features a self-destruct lever that serves as …
Critical real-time data stream from the Hawaii HAL station, used by UNIT personnel to track the alien ship's descent and confirm its trajectory toward Dungeness. …
The Doctor and Jo Grant peer at this decoded visual from the Nestene daffodil's programming on a UNIT laboratory screen. It displays a partial human …
Holden receives the screwdriver from the Primitive after Norton and Winton depart the power supply room. He grips it to tackle the junction box on …
Ragged breach in the mud-and-thatch wall of the primitive dwelling exposes the sky above. The Doctor and Ashe peer through it, craning their necks upward …
Morgan activates this viewscreen in the IMC Control Room at Dent's command, linking shakily to Ashe on the colonist ship. Static and glitches disrupt the …
A corporate ledger used to blacklist dissenting IMC employees, stripping them of careers and finances. Wielded by Dent during the control room standoff to crush …
Weapons used by Morgan and IMC guards during their disciplined but ultimately failed suppression of the colonists. Key moments include Morgan emptying his magazine, cursing …
Secondary stabilization system activated by Morgan to counteract atmospheric turbulence during descent. Operates in tandem with but independently of the retro-rockets.
Primary thrust-reversal system for deceleration, directly commanded by Captain Dent during the covert landing sequence. Distinct from secondary stabilization systems.
Steel door aboard the IMC rocket that seals the corridor, trapping the Doctor during his sensor search. The Doctor attempts to locate a sensor to …
Central to Jo Grant's trauma and the Master's mind-control scheme; interacts with Jo Grant, the Doctor, and UNIT personnel in Farrel's Factory Office and the …
Jo Grant seizes a large rock from the dirt floor of the primitive dwelling and swings it hard against Winton's chains. The heavy stone shatters …
Compiled by Jo Grant to organize UNIT's search for the Nestene energy unit across plastics factories, demonstrating her eagerness to contribute despite her inexperience.
Jo clutches this plain piece of paper in the Cloven Hoof pub as the Doctor briefs UNIT on the Daemon's three-phase emergence cycle manipulated by …
A generic procurement document used to request scientific equipment during the Doctor's dissection of a plastic doll, symbolizing bureaucratic delays in UNIT's response to the …
Taken from a Primitive guard in Part 4 after the Doctor's coin trick; used by Jo Grant during her desperate escape through the Archive Room …
A prison food tray repurposed by Jo Grant as a shield/bludgeon to disarm Vosper and Charlie, enabling her and the Doctor’s escape in The Mind …
A specialized scientific instrument used exclusively in The Claws of Axos Part 1 to analyze the Axonite device’s organic energy signatures, distinct from Jo Grant’s …
A handheld illumination device used by Jo Grant during UNIT investigations, distinct from medical states or conditions.
A symbolic biological artifact collected by Jo Grant during her initial exploration of Uxarieus, representing her curiosity about the planet's ecosystem before the Doctor's warnings …
Energy-based restraint collar used by UNIT to contain the Keller Machine’s psychic emissions in Stangmoor Prison. Distinct from other control devices in Doctor Who by …
The Doctor points to this voltage coil in the Prison Governor's Office and proposes cranking up its power to destroy the Keller Machine. Brigadier, Sergeant …
Olive Hawthorne names the new vicar 'Magister' as leader of the Satanist cult during her outburst in the Cloven Hoof bar. The Doctor silently links …
A hybrid replicator/microwave unit in the Leeson family dome on the colony. Jane Leeson interacts with it during tense morning rituals, extracting two cups (likely …
A foldable wooden bed mounted on the wall inside Jane Leeson's Dome, used as a key fixture in the cramped living quarters of the settlers. …
Heavy defensive barrier seals the Light Acceleration Laboratory from external Axos assault. Brigadier shouts orders to Yates and troops to lock it tight as weapons …
Thick power cables that channel massive energy into the light accelerator, which Axos covets as its invasion fuel. These cables are critical to the accelerator's …
Captain Harker retrieves this small surveillance device from its hiding spot under the desk in the NUTON Complex office. Its presence explains how Harker and …
Physical remnants of the Primitives' advanced technology, distinct from the room's visual friezes depicting their history.
A crude, weaponized club used by Mailer to violently assault the Doctor outside the prison cell, despite the Master's orders to keep him intact. Distinct …
A standard prison bunk pillow used by Mailer to hide objects discreetly, contrasting with his more overt violent actions (e.g., wielding the club). Positioned on …
A restraint system in Mailer's hangar office consisting of a sturdy chair and bindings that secures UNIT operative Captain Yates. The system immobilizes Yates while …
Central structure housing colony operations, featuring an exterior guarded by colonists (including Winton's night watch) and an interior with key architectural elements like the interior …
The main reactor (also referred to as 'Reactor One') serves as a powerful facility resource in the Light Acceleration Laboratory. It drives Winser's light accelerator …
A pair of physical doors at the base of the wall, flanked by flashing columns, which serve as the primary entrance to the Guardian's throne …
A large, mobile, autonomous robotic enforcer with its own mechanical frame, claws, and mobility. Operates independently as a physical barrier and threat under Caldwell's direction, …
Martin describes firing a few shots from this firearm at a giant lizard that menaced his dome during the night. He claims the bullets drove …
Mary grips this clipboard in the dome entry area and checks off names of colonists as they board the ship. She marks each one methodically …
Yates spots massive hoofprints etched into the ground beyond Devil's End excavation site from the UNIT helicopter. Far larger than any animal tracks, these unnatural …
The Master delivers this incantation—both the forward version ('Heho evoway! Heho evoway Azal! I will speak with you. Show yourself!') and its backward counterpart ('Og …
A white laboratory coat worn by the Master, this garment first appeared during his infiltration of Stangmoor Prison under the alias Professor Keller. In that …
Compact, sleek metallic cylinder weapon used by the Master in the UNIT laboratory during a standoff with the Doctor and Jo Grant; tied to the …
A non-interactive office desk in Farrel’s Factory (Earth) during the Auton Invasion, serving as a symbolic anchor for Jo Grant’s mind-control trauma and the Doctor’s …